Sunrise, Cross Street, Topsfield, MA. (2021). 30 x 22 inches. Private collection.
So, I started riding my bike up the hill to Cross Street every morning at sunrise to discover for myself what it is that made this place so special. I knew when I reached the top of the hill this one morning, that I had the found what I was looking for.
Applying overeaten abaca to my painting of Cross Street, August, 2021.
Creating a commissioned painting for a designated space brings me into a special relationship with the collector where we work closely to ensure the results are even better than what they expected.
This is one reason I enjoy working on a commission basis. It brings me closer to the collector and creates a relationship that last long after the project is completed
Thinking of a commission for your personal space? Visit my commission page to learn more.
As the beauty in this landscape attests, I love living in New England and being surrounded by an abundance of gorgeous natural scenery. The ancient hills, salty air (I live only a few miles from the Atlantic Ocean), and ivy colored greenery, has captivated artists and poets alike.
As an artist, I rely on nature as a source of inspiration for all of my pieces, whether it be land, sea. garden, rocky terrain, or sky.
I hope you experience the peace and calm of this morning sunrise as I felt it on my bike ride up this ancient hill.
Testimonials
Private Collector
“Meg’s ability to capture the beauty of this sunrise location overwhelmed me. The joyful and calm feelings it evokes can’t be overstated. Masterful.”
Amber, Private Collector
“Elegant, Delicate, and tranquil is how I would describe Meg Black’s paintings. Upon viewing Meg’s work I was encapsulated and was immediately brought to the moment portrayed in the painting. The realistic nature scenes are absolutely magical. Any room can be uplifted with the positive energy of her pieces, they are breathtaking to say the least. The aura behind her work leaves you with a warm feeling and truly makes me feel peaceful and relaxed.”
